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Hi,
I would like to instaniate multiple instances of CorelDRAW from my C# .Net 2.0 app using COM interop, and then run macros... example: I have written a multi agent batch engine, for each agent you can specify a input/watch folder, outpout folder, and vba macro to run against the files from the input/watch folder. So, say i create 2 agents with the above info, I would like each agent to queue up the files from their input/watch folder, then instaniate a instance of CorelDRAW each, and open each file in their queue one at a time, then fire off the appropriate VBA macro from (GMS) then close the file and move it to the output folder etc... then do the next file in their queue, i have all this working... except i can't make multiple instance of CorelDRAW so each agent has its on queue, batch engine, and macro to work with, and its own instance of CorelDraw... this app is multithreaded... :-) CorelDRAW seems to be a Singleton when used via COM interop, but you can launch multiple instance of it by hand??? any ideas? Thanks!!! |
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maybe I should re-word my question...
how can I make my C# / .net 2.0 application, create mulitple instances of CorelDRAW and keep references to each? Any ideas are much appreciated!!! Thanks ![]() |
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